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‘I love to work with team Russia’ – Hiddink

Published: 10 February, 2009, 20:48

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Guus Hiddink, Russia's national team coach, has admitted being approached about the vacancy in London with the English club Chelsea.

In an interview with RT, Hiddink said he enjoys working in Russia and is in no hurry to leave.

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